In conjunction with the upcoming Chinese New Year festive celebration, Goodyear Malaysia announced its latest promotion, designed to empower Malaysians to Drive Towards Prosperity with confidence as they gear up for the festive season. Until 29 February 2024, consumers who purchase 2 pieces of 16” and above consumer tyres will receive RM20 Touch ‘n Go e-Wallet credit, while those purchasing 4 pieces of 16” and above consumer tyres will receive RM50 Touch ‘n Go e-Wallet credit.
Goodyear remains steadfast in their commitment to enhancing the driving experience, ensuring safety and confidence for all drivers. This promotion reflects Goodyear’s commitment to providing superior products and experiences. To participate, customers can follow these simple steps:
As the Chinese New Year festivities approach, GWM Malaysia, a global smart technology company, has announced an exclusive promotion to celebrate the Year of the Dragon. The promotion offers significant benefits for customers interested in adopting sustainable transportation, specifically for the Ora Good Cat electric vehicles.
During the Chinese New Year campaign, customers can enjoy a substantial rebate of up to RM20,000 for the Ora Good Cat, enhancing affordability and making electric vehicles more accessible. As part of the promotion, GWM Malaysia is also providing a complimentary wall mount charger worth RM5,500 with every purchase of the Ora Good Cat. This charger contributes to a convenient and efficient charging experience, enhancing the overall ownership journey for electric vehicle users.
The initiative aligns with GWM Malaysia’s commitment to making sustainable and futuristic transportation accessible to a wider audience.
The Chinese New Year promotion is valid until 29 February, allowing customers ample time to take advantage of the extraordinary savings and benefits offered. GWM Malaysia encourages individuals to seize this opportunity to embrace sustainability and style with the environmentally friendly Ora Good Cat electric vehicles, making the Chinese New Year celebration unforgettable.
Isuzu’s acclaimed D-Max pick-up truck has set a new sales record in Malaysia, surpassing the company’s previous all-time high. In 2023, sales reached 9,650 units, exceeding the 2022 record of 9,211 units by a significant 439 units. This achievement solidifies the D-Max’s position as a preferred pick-up truck, showcasing its impressive design and features that have resonated with customers.
The third-generation Isuzu D-Max, introduced in Malaysia in 2021, has consistently garnered high interest, attributed to its features, driving characteristics, versatile operation, and value for money. The model’s popularity has expanded Isuzu’s customer base, with conquest sales increasing by 185%, while retaining a strong core customer base.
The Isuzu D-Max lineup offers eight variants, catering to diverse customer needs, from the hard-working Single Cab to the sophisticated X-Terrain flagship. The 1.9-litre Standard variant, known for its modest engine displacement providing lower road tax and running costs, contributed significantly to sales, representing 28% of the total.
The flagship X-Terrain variant, known for its exceptional finish, sophistication, and impressive on- and off-road performance, has maintained positive momentum in 2023. Despite being a newcomer in the premium pick-up truck segment, the Isuzu D-Max X-Terrain has set trends, growing by 24.5% since its launch. It introduced class-leading features, including Advanced Driving Assistance Systems (ADAS) and a generous 7-year unlimited mileage warranty.
The strong demand for the Isuzu D-Max has propelled the brand to the No.2 position in Sabah, Kedah, and Pahang in the pick-up truck segment, securing the No.3 position nationwide with a 16.6% market share. The model’s success underscores its widespread acceptance and appeal among Malaysian customers.
Ford Malaysia, in collaboration with Sime Darby Auto ConneXion (SDAC), is set to launch a unique automotive podcast series titled “Ford Malaysia: Built for Life.” This pioneering podcast, available on Spotify starting January 28, 2024, distinguishes itself by transcending traditional automotive narratives, focusing on the human aspect of the Ford Ranger lifestyle.
Unlike conventional content centred on technical specifications, the “Ford Malaysia: Built for Life” podcast adopts an engaging storytelling format. Through heartfelt anecdotes, interviews, and shared experiences, the podcast explores the stories and journeys of Ford Ranger owners and the vibrant Ranger community, showcasing the iconic truck’s role as a companion in work, family, and leisure.
Dodge has surprised enthusiasts by releasing several photos on its social media accounts showcasing the next-generation Charger. Accompanied by a message stating “No cameras or recording devices permitted. Pre-production model shown. Available late 2024,” the images reveal a grey version of the car in a parking lot, featuring styling reminiscent of the Dodge Charger Daytona SRT concept introduced in 2022.
The production-intent Charger includes an illuminated Fratzog logo positioned between its headlights, flanking the “R-Wing,” inspired by the front opening on the 2022 Charger Daytona concept. The photos also provide glimpses of the new Charger’s body sides, staggered-width tires, and a potential charge port or petrol-tank filler door on the driver’s side rear fender.
While Dodge has confirmed the new Charger will incorporate an electric powertrain, as indicated by the Daytona SRT concept with all-wheel drive and an 800-volt architecture, reports are suggesting the model will also be available with a petrol engine. The rumoured powerplant is the Hurricane twin-turbo 3.0-litre inline-six, offering a hybrid powertrain option for the iconic muscle car. The upcoming Charger is expected to be available for purchase in late 2024.
Japanese tuner Liberty Walk has presented its widebody modification for the classic Lamborghini Countach at the 2024 Tokyo Auto Salon, following its widebody Ferrari F40 project from the previous year. The customisation features extensive modifications, aiming to enhance the aggressive and bold appearance of the ’80s icon.
The front end of the modified Countach showcases a prominent front splitter and a lower fascia with a rectangular mesh covering three openings, creating a boxy look. Canards on the corners integrate into the widened fender flare, establishing a continuous line from the nose to the wheel well. The sides feature broader lower sills connecting the widened fenders, and an additional opening is introduced ahead of the rear wheels.
Liberty Walk’s design includes body-colour vertical strakes in the vents on the upper portion of the tail, indicating that this modification is based on the 25th Anniversary Countach. The classic supercar rides on dark-coloured, deep-dish Rohana Forged wheels with Y-shaped spokes and Toyo tires. The tuner has also replaced the factory wing with a larger fixture beneath the rear bumper, emphasising a more motorsport-inspired aesthetic.
The widebody modification for the Lamborghini Countach is expected to evoke mixed opinions among enthusiasts, with some appreciating the aggressive look and others remaining purists who might not favour such extensive alterations to the iconic design. While Liberty Walk has not disclosed pricing details on its website, the company seems open to creating more of these body kits for customers interested in giving their Lamborghini Countach a distinctive and daring appearance.
